TAB Turnbull Stakes Day

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TAB TURNBULL STAKES DAY

SAT 1 OCT 2022

TAB Turnbull Stakes Day Saturday 1 October 2022

VICTORIA RACING CLUB DIRECTORS

NEIL WILSON Chairman MICHAEL RAMSDEN Vice Chairman Glenn Carmody Honorary Treasurer Judge Katherine Bourke SOPHIE O’KANE (formerly Cornell) NEIL WERRETT dAVE bARHAM VIN COX MICHAEL SAADIE

Chief Executive Officer: STEVE ROSICH (Secretary in accordance with the Rules of Racing)

Acknowledgement of Country VRC acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which we meet today, the Wurundjeri and Bunurong people of the Kulin nation and pay our respects to Elders past and present.

OFFICIALS

RVL RACE DAY OFFICIALS VRC EXECUTIVE GENERAL MANAGERS

Brand, Marketing & Communications: JO KING Commercial Operations: PETER MINEO

Stipendiary Stewards: ROBERT CRAM (Chairman), ROB MONTGOMERY,

RAYMOND LIVINGSTONE, IBRAHIM GUNDOGDU & REECE WHEELER Veterinary Surgeons: Dr JENNETTE O’RIELLY, Dr JAMIE WEARN, Dr GRACE FORBES & Dr ROB CORVER Judge: PAUL EGAN Starter: PAUL DIDHAM & ANTHONY RICHARDS Clerks of Scales: HAYLEY ADDISON & SIMON PETCH Betting Supervisor: WAGERING DEPARTMENT Clerks of Course: PETER PATTERSON & SHANE PATTERSON Doctor:

Acting VRC Media: DAVID CAMPBELL

Experience & Events: DEIRDRE McGUANE Finance & Information Technology: SAM WHATMORE Legal, Risk & Governance: NADIA ANGELO Membership, Ticketing &

Customer Operations: JACINTA ALEXANDER

Operations: JAMES REID People Capability & Development: MEGAN LOVE Racing: LEIGH JORDON VRC TRACKS & GARDENS MANAGERS Flemington Racecourse: LIAM O’KEEFFE Keeper of the Flemington Roses: MICK RYAN

Dr JOHN McCORKELL Course Broadcaster: MATT HILL

Office: 448 Epsom Road, Flemington VIC 3031 Telephone: (03) 8378 0888 Facsimile: (03) 9376 5846 Internet: vrc.com.au Email: customerservice@vrc.net.au Victoria Racing Club Limited ACN 119 214 078

Schedule of events

TAB Turnbull Stakes Day Saturday 1 October 2022

12:40pm Race 1 Darley Maribyrnong Trial Stakes

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Michael Saadie, Director, will escort a representative from Darley, for presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

1:15pm Race 2 Katherine Bourke Paris Lane Stakes

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Neil Wilson, Chairman, will escort Judge Katherine Bourke, for presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

1:50pm Race 3 TAB Edward Manifold Stakes

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Neil Werrett, Director, will escort Mr Glenn Lee, General Manager – Racing (Commercial), Tabcorp, for presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

2:25pm Race 4 Furphy Rose of Kingston Stakes

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Ms Sophie O’Kane, Director, will make the presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

3:05pm Race 5 HQ Tavern Danehill Stakes

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Dave Barham, Director, will escort Mr Lindsay Maxsted, Chairman, Coolmore Australia, for presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

3:45pm Race 6 The Lexus Bart Cummings

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Glenn Carmody, Honorary Treasurer and Director, will escort Mr Edward Cummings and Mr James Cummings, grandsons of the late Mr Bart Cummings AM, for presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

4:25pm Race 7 TAB Turnbull Stakes

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Neil Wilson, Chairman, will escort Mr Paul Carew, Chief Operating Officer, Tabcorp, for presentation of the Trophies to the Winning Owner, Trainer and Jockey. This presentation will take place in The Mounting Yard.

5:05pm Race 8 Gilgai Stakes

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Vin Cox, Director, will escort Mr Rick Jamieson for presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. Mr Cox will speak and then invite Mr Jamieson to hand over the Trophy. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

5:40pm Race 9 ABC Bullion Super Impose Stakes

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Steve Rosich, Chief Executive Officer and Director, will escort Mr Phillip Cochineas, Managing Director, ABC Refinery, for presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

WHAT’S ON

TAB Turnbull Stakes Day Saturday 1 October 2022

all racegoers

$5 Pies and $5 Fries Enjoy $5 pies available all day long from Saintly Place or purchase $5 hot fries from select retailers across course as a tasty snack. Flemington Family Lawn Looking for somewhere to bring the kids? Enjoy the family friendly fun on The Front Lawn with face painting and other activities for our pint-sized punters. Plus, pony rides on The Front Lawn in front of The Club Stand! Front Lawn Beer Garden Grab a table on the Front Lawn and enjoy a day at the races with prime views of the track and Winning Post. With access to food trucks, pop-up bars and live entertainment a fun day at Flemington is guaranteed. Saintly Place Sports Bar With easy access to the Winning Post, billiards, darts and foosball, the Saintly Place Sports Bar is a great spot to enjoy all the racing action and a day of socialising with friends. Living Legends Almandin and Efficient will be joining us for TAB Turnbull Stakes Day. Be sure to catch them in the horse stalls throughout the day and parading in the Mounting Yard after races 2 and 4.

EXCLUSIVE TO VRC MEMBERS & GUESTS

The Pamper Lounge Flemington is all about fashion, and we’re here for it. That’s why we offer complimentary hair and make-up touch-ups to help you keep your look fresh and fabulous all day at the Pamper Lounge in The Atrium of the Grandstand. Meet the Milliner See what’s setting headware trends on fire this season and meet the designers behind them at our Meet the Milliner pop-up in The Atrium. Try on amazing hats, fascinators, headbands and hair accessories and be inspired by the designer’s flair and insights as you plan your Melbourne Cup Carnival outfits. If you fall in love with a particular piece, you can purchase on the spot! $10 Kranskys VRC Members can enjoy $10 Kranskys in The Roof Garden and The Forum. Spring on The Roof Garden If you could bottle spring racing it would be Spring on The Roof Garden in the Club Stand. Adorned in flowers and greenery, The Roof Garden offers spectacular views, tempting spring menu and cocktails, and live music from resident DJ, John Course, from Race 7 spinning tunes past the last! Extended Hours With extended hours and live musical entertainment after the last, members and their guests will be able to enjoy the festivities of the day long past the last in the G.H.Mumm Champagne Bar and The Roof Garden. VRC Member Stakes The VRC Member Stakes gives all eligible members an opportunity to have a stake in each race meeting at Flemington. Along with bragging rights amongst your friends and the chance to celebrate your good fortune (for doing next to nothing!), every winner of every race will also enjoy a $200 VRC cash-on-card credit for use on course at food and beverage outlets. Find out more at vrc.com.au/membership/my-membership/vrc-member-stakes/

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TAB TURNBULL STAKES DAY

THE VICTORIA RACING CLUB PROUDLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE FOLLOWING RACE SPONSORS

FEATURE STORY

A 21ST TO REMEMBER TREVOR MARSHALLSEA

She is the mare written into the history books and a national sporting idol. This year marks five years since Winx won her first of two Turnbull Stakes at Flemington. We remember that day. It wasn’t the best field she defeated, and certainly not the biggest. It was not her largest purse won, nor her greatest margin. But as 21st celebrations go, this would be remembered by all who bore witness to the occasion, and roared on its beloved star. On October 7, 2017, a large and buzzing crowd thronged to Flemington, mostly to see one horse only: Winx, the wonder mare. She’d won 20 races straight, and was by now laying waste routinely to records and rivals, high-quality thoroughbreds unluckily born in the wrong place at the wrong time. And yet in all her 30 starts, Chris Waller’s champion – nothing much to look at, but by most reckonings the greatest racehorse in the world – hadn’t graced Australian racing’s grandest stage, this country’s oldest sporting venue. Through 177 years since 1840, the mightiest of thoroughbreds had been hailed at the course by the old Salt Water River. Carbine, Phar Lap, Rising Fast, Tulloch, Makybe Diva and Black Caviar. Kingston Town had been there, but was four times vanquished. Now Winx would take her bow. If she could win the Turnbull Stakes, she’d take another step toward eclipsing The King a second way, equalling his 14 Group 1 triumphs. After this would come the unthinkable – matching his three Cox Plates. Her jockey Hugh Bowman would typically preview his other half’s keenly awaited appearances by cautioning that they were, after all, still horse races, so nothing could be taken for granted. But on this fine spring day she looked a certainty more than she had in any previous event.

For starters, there weren’t many of them. Watching the transcendent daughter of Street Cry had become a treat for the nation – racing cognoscenti and otherwise. Combatting her, however, was now a wholly unpalatable idea. Only two opponents were initially entered to run with her, or at least jump with her, in the half-million dollar race. It shaped as a repeat of her stroll in the three-horse Caulfield Stakes the previous spring, until a call-around rustled four more willing victims, of varying repute. With $10,000 on offer for finishing seventh, why not? Magicool leapt in on the back of a last of 10 in the Benalla Cup. Skyfire came from a fifth of seven in a Mornington benchmark 78. And then there was her form – not the familiar equine shape which frightened many a rival with a menacing beauty, but the other kind: the Ws, the “picket fence” which by then could have ringed a mansion, let alone fronted a house. Now six, she’d won three this campaign. Though that included near calamity against Foxplay after missing the start in the Warwick Stakes – Bowman now recalls that period Winx at her most supreme. “Personally, I think she was at her best in that 12-month period,” Bowman tells us. “I was pretty confident that day, to be honest.”

Winx and Hugh Bowman cruising to victory in the 2017 Turnbull Stakes at Flemington. (John Donegan/Racing Photos)

FEATURE STORY

That confidence had been bolstered by Winx’s stunning yet effortless Flemington gallop the previous Monday – 21 seconds for her last 400m, much the same as when flying home in the Warwick Stakes. Trackwork clockers triple checked their stopwatches. “That’d be right,” Bowman nonchalantly told them. “By that stage,” he says now, “We knew what to expect. As long as she was moving well and was fit, happy and healthy …” Winx needed no help, but after the septet left the 2000m start by the river, she received it in spades. Magicool, at $201, flew to set a rapid pace, which only increased when Sir Isaac Newton pressed him at the 1400m. Bowman and Winx sat third last. “She was so good to ride when the pace was on because she just travelled so comfortably. It was the slow races where I had to engage more into things,” Bowman says. Engage? He barely moved. Under a hold Winx began hauling them in, from five lengths back at the 500 metre mark. Remarkably, that’s when the cheering began from the crowd at this 21st party. Bowman still didn’t budge, and Winx – blessed not with a long stride but an extraordinary ability to quicken it – cruised to the lead at the 380m. Finally, Bowman merely relaxed his grip at the 200m and she eased away, winning by 6.5 lengths from the two other original acceptors – Ventura Storm and Humidor. “I could hear the crowd,” Bowman says. “They were waiting for me to let her go to really roar, so I knew what was on. She knew it too. She knew how good she was. I’d just release the handbrake and the crowd would roar and she’d go even more, responding to the people.” Waller, as customary by then, hid in the weighing room to watch on TV but “put my head out to watch them go past at the 200” and beheld “an amazing display, really”. “It looked great. The colour was fantastic – beautiful green grass and the surrounds at Flemington. She was there for the first time, but she looked at home,” says Waller, who concurs with Bowman’s view their appreciation of it all “embeds more

Trainer Chris Waller with Winx, strapper Umut Odem and jockey Hugh Bowman admiring her after an effortless lead up gallop at Flemington in preparation for the 2017 Turnbull Stakes. (Alice Laidlaw/Racing Photos)

deeply as the years go on”.

“It was actually a huge relief when she retired, because it was a demanding period,” Waller says. “We knew it was a privilege when we were involved, but we never really got to enjoy her wins like the public. It was just constant pressure – training, riding, being associated with such a good horse. “The different perspective now is it’s helped me cope with pressure a lot better. She’s changed us as people, and it’s been an amazing experience.” Like Bowman, who “still can’t get my head around the numbers”, like the 25 Group 1s and the 33 straight wins, Waller understands his good fortune. “I’ve only been through all her replays a couple of times,” he says, “simply because it was so very deep and involved when she was racing. We’d relive every second of the race as it happened, let alone watching and reviewing later. “I can certainly appreciate it now. You’ll see good horses, winning four or five in a row, winning a couple of Group 1s, but then see them get beaten. It’s not that they’re not good horses, it’s simply how hard it is to continue to achieve that level. “Whether she was 100 per cent right on the day, or 90 per cent, regardless of track conditions, the opposition, or if it was early in the prep – she was simply invincible.”

EQUINE WELFARE

2018 Lexus Melbourne Cup winner Cross Counter is enjoying a new career courtesy of the Godolphin Lifetime Care program. When Cross Counter stormed down the Flemington straight to win the 2018 Lexus Melbourne Cup, he finally delivered the race that Godolphin had coveted more than any other around the world. The son of Teofilo was having just his eighth career start and was the brightest young stayer in the world. He would win the $2 million Dubai Gold Cup at his next start, which was sadly his last career win as niggling injuries would allow for just seven more appearances before his retirement, including an eighth in his return to Flemington for the 2019 Lexus Melbourne Cup behind Vow And Declare. Cross Counter was a star, but as a gelding there would be no career at stud for him. In Australia, the Living Legends property at Oaklands serves as a retirement home of sorts for gelded champions like Cross Counter, but Godolphin, the world’s biggest racing and breeding organisation, look after their horses a little differently. At Newmarket in the heart of European thoroughbred country, Cross Counter is embarking on the next phase of his life – not so much a life of retirement, but a life open to opportunity as a part of Godolphin’s Lifetime Care rehoming program. The program takes in retired geldings that have worn Godolphin’s famous royal blue colours and retrains them for a life after racing. Anything from show jumping, dressage and equestrian competition, polo and everything in between has been achieved by graduates of the program and Rehoming Manager Cilla Leonard has been thrilled by what has been achieved globally. CROSSING INTO NEW PASTURES BY MICHAEL SHARKIE

“The mission for Godolphin’s Lifetime Care Program is to provide the best possible lifelong care for our thoroughbreds. They enjoy a wonderful quality of life at first-class facilities around the world and it is a joy to see them thrive,” said Leonard. “Our rehoming program has allowed us to find wonderful homes for some special friends, plus promote the versatility of the thoroughbred to the wider equine world. Many of our thoroughbreds go on to successful alternative careers once their racing days are over.” With rehoming centres in Europe, Australia, America and Japan, the opportunities for successful transition from the racetrack are wide reaching. From the UK arm of the program has come dual Group 1 winner Reckless Abandon, who, after proving sub-fertile at stud, was retrained to become a high-quality polo horse.

Jockey Kerrin McEvoy visiting Cross Counter at Godolphin Rehoming Centre in Newmarket, UK. (Image courtesy of Godolphin)

EQUINE WELFARE

Group 1 Dubai Golden Shaheen winner Comicas will be competing in eventing and show jumping events this summer around England, while 2008 Sandown Guineas winner and Randwick Guineas runner-up Caymans who campaigned in Dubai and the UK for Godolphin before his retirement, works at a unique falconry centre in Dartmoor in the south of England, working daily with birds of prey. In Australia, stakes winners Etymology and Allergic have found new homes, but so too has the unraced Bramerel, one-start maiden Cul De Sac and maiden winner Condemned, proving that the Lifetime Care program isn’t just reserved for big name retirees. Cross Counter might be retired from the track, but Leonard says the horse still has the air of a champion. Nicknamed “Mel” which borrows from the Melbourne Cup, the eight year old is a star pupil. “Since coming into work, he progressed extremely well, but we took every step very slowly with him to allow him to adjust.

Cross Counter and Kerrin McEvoy winning the 2018 Lexus Melbourne Cup. (Brett Holburt/Racing Photos)

“He is loving his new life as a ridden horse and is becoming so settled and content with the more laidback lifestyle. He also looks like a show horse now. Cross Counter hasn’t forgotten about his time in the spotlight, however. “He absolutely loves the camera and adores attention of any kind. He certainly knows he is a star,” said Leonard. “He will be doing his first parade as our ambassador in October at Newmarket racecourse. If this goes well then we will look to more engagements for him in the future.” When a Godolphin-owned horse is retired or its career ended due to injury, they arrive at the rehoming centre for some deserved rest and relaxation. A return to work is at a much gentler tempo than they experienced in a racing stable while the facilitators look for strengths in particular disciplines that will guide each horse to its new home. “When we start riding them we’ll hack them, work them in the school, possibly jump them and then assess what we’ve got to be rehomed,” said Leonard. Once a suitable applicant is found for a horse, they are invited to test drive them at the rehoming centre, where Leonard and her team assess the compatibility of the new couple. If everything falls into place, the horse can move on to its new home, with Leonard making regular visits to each graduate of the program, checking in to make sure horse and rider are still a happy couple. “We’re trying to find those forever homes where they will be loved forever, because that’s something they deserve a chance at a second career,” she said. From Group 1 heroes to five-start maiden gallopers, Godolphin retirees have a fulfilling life ahead of them once the curtain is drawn on their racing career.

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FLEMINGTON PREMIERSHIPS

2022/23 SEASON (Current Standings)

Leading Jockeys @ Flemington Jockey

1st 2nd 3rd Rides WIN %

Mark Zahra

4 0 0

33%

Craig Williams

3 1

16%

Jamie Mott

3 1

25%

Damien Oliver

2 1

15%

Luke Nolen

2 1

33%

Damian Lane

2 0 1

12%

Ethan Brown

3 2

Jamie Kah

3 3

Billy Egan

14%

Harry Coffey

0 1

14%

Leading TRAINERS @ Flemington Trainer

1st 2nd 3rd Runners Win %

Ciaron Maher & David Eustace

3 4 2

15%

Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr)

2 2 0

14%

Peter G Moody

2 1

33%

Dan O'Sullivan

2 0 0

100%

Ben & JD Hayes

Michael Moroney

10%

Grahame Begg

20%

Cindy Alderson

0 0

50%

Steven O'Dea & Matthew Hoysted 1

0 1

33%

Phillip Stokes

0 0

17%

FlEMINGTON TRACK INFORMATION

Home of the Victoria Racing Club and the world-renowned Melbourne Cup Carnival

1600m 1800m 2000m

1400m

2500m

2800m

3200m

1000m

1100m

TRACK SPECIFICATIONS Circumference: 2312 metres Straight (Circuit): 450 metres Straight track: 1200 metres

1200m

TRACK RECORDS

Playing host to 14 Group 1 races each year, Flemington attracts champion racehorses across all distances. The racecourse has been the setting for record-breaking wins by legendary thoroughbreds including Black Caviar and Makybe Diva, which remain track records to this day.

Distance Time

Horse

Date

55.42

16 Feb 2013

1000m

BLACK CAVIAR

1:02.15

2 Mar 2013

1100m

LOVEYAMADLY

1:07.16

1 Jan 2001

1200m

IGLESIA

1:20.60

12 Dec 1992

1400m

LOVEY

1:33.49

9 Nov 2002

1600m

SCENIC PEAK

1:40.83

16 Feb 2013

1700m

NICONOISE

1:47.36

11 Mar 2000

1800m

TAHUNA GOLD

1:58.73

12 Mar 2005

2000m

MAKYBE DIVA

2:33.00

7 Nov 1992

2500m

KAWTUBAN

2:41.00

2 Oct 1965

2600m

JOVIAL KNIGHT

2:52.40

6 Nov 2012

2800m

VERDANT (GB)

3:16.30

6 Nov 1990

3200m

KINGSTON RULE (USA)

HORSE STALLS MAP

HORSE STALL DIRECTORY

Race Horse

Stall

Race Horse

Stall

Race Horse

Stall

Sandual

Great House

Acappella Moon

Serpentine

Hezashocka

Aditi

103

Shaquero

High Emocean

Alegron

Sheraz

Holbien

117

Almandin

She’s All Class

I Am Bene

Another Nephew 101

She’s Licketysplit

Inspirational Girl 120

Anphina

Silent Sovereign

Interpretation

Argentia

110

Sir Torobeel

It’sourtime

119

Artzino

Sirileo Miss

Kapakiri

As Time Goes By

109

Sirius Suspect

Kata Kapi

Athelric

Smokin’ Romans

Kemalpasa

Aurora’s Symphony 23

Spacewalk

King Of The Castle 16

Baller

Standoff

King’s Crossing

124

Beluga Express

Starianne

Knights Order

105

Berardino

Street Delight

Krakarib

116

Brereton

Stupendo

125

Lunar Flare

Bring The Boom

Sumatra

Luncies

Buenos Noches

Sunzou

Major Beel

103

Cadazio

Surefire

Makalu

Cannonball

108

Swats That

Maximal

Celestial Spirit

104

Swiss Exile

Megamea

Chapada

115

Tajneed

Midnight Blue

121

Character

Team Captain

Milford

114

Charm Stone

The Astrologist

Moko

106

Crystal Pegasus

The Garden

Mount Olympus

Daqiansweet Junior89

The Good Fight

113

Mr Exclusive

Desert Icon

Tycoon Evie

Mr Maestro

Do It La

Tycoonist

Numerian

Douceur

Typhoon Titmus

Odeum

Doull

107

Vagrant

Pantelone

Dream Hour

Viral

124

Pavitra

Duais

Visinari

Poland

112

Efficient

Vow And Declare 123

Pride Of Jenni

Excelida

Whispering Lady

111

Private Eye

Fortunate Kiss

Wild Planet

117

Profondo

Foxy Cleopatra

Winning Partner

Red Sun Sensation 87

Francesco Guardi 54

Yearning

118

Regalo Di Gaetano 100

General Barca

Young Werther

122

Riddle Me That

Giga Kick

Zou Sensation

Roch ‘N’ Horse

112

Gold Trip

Zoutori

116

Roznamla

Grand Pierro

Zulfiqar

San Huberto

Great Barrier Reef 58

RUNNERS BY TRAINER

# Horse

Race

# Horse

Race

# Horse

Race

Anthony & Sam Freedman 4 Moko 12 As Time Goes By

Matthew Brown 11 Mr Exclusive Andrew Clarken 10 I Am Bene Clarry Conners 11 Kata Kapi Matt Cumani 6 San Huberto 14 Team Captain Edward Cummings 2 Duais James Cummings 5 Pantelone 7 Zulfiqar 2 Character 2 Sumatra 6 Spacewalk

Danny O’Brien 6 Viral 7 Stupendo

3 3 4 5 5

2 5 6 6 7 7 8 9

5 Argentia 4 Cannonball

2 Vow And Declare 7 Midnight Blue 8 Inspirational Girl 11 Young Werther 12 It’sourtime 14 King’s Crossing

8 Doull

Ben & JD Hayes 2 Beluga Express

6 6

8 Excelida 4 Ciaron Maher & David Eustace 7 She’s All Class 4 11 Pride Of Jenni 4 9 High Emocean 6 10 Interpretation 6 6 Smokin’ Romans 7 12 Gold Trip 7 13 Swats That 8 Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott 9 Aditi 1 9 Celestial Spirit 3 1 Knights Order 7 2 Major Beel 9 Grant & Peter Dalziel 12 Standoff 4 Leon & Troy Corstens 9 Zou Sensation 5 3 The Astrologist 8

John O’Shea 15 Maximal Luke Oliver 10 Megamea

Patrick Payne 1 Another Nephew 1 Regalo Di Gaetano

1 1 2 3 5 7 8

1 2 4

9 Douceur Joseph Pride 1 Private Eye Steve Richards 4 Holbien

10 Alegron 8 Athelric

Clayton Douglas 3 Giga Kick Mathew Ellerton 9 Zoutori

Matthew Smith 5 Buenos Noches Phillip Stokes 11 General Barca

Andrew Forsman 1 She’s Licketysplit 1 Mr Maestro

5 6

3 9

4 Daqiansweet Junior Chris Waller 10 Great Barrier Reef

Mark & Levi Kavanagh 14 Whispering Lady Michael, Wayne & John Hawkes 1 Yearning Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) 8 Acappella Moon 11 Wild Planet

Mitchell Freedman 6 Vagrant

5 6 6 6 7 7 7 8 8 9

1 Sheraz

Tony Gollan 2 Baller

5 Desert Icon

11 Francesco Guardi 5 Great House 13 Crystal Pegasus

4 8

Saab Hasan 4 Sirius Suspect Robert Hickmott 3 Serpentine 15 King Of The Castle Liam Howley 6 Sir Torobeel Matt Laurie 3 Riddle Me That

16 Surefire 7 Tycoonist 10 Shaquero 9 Kapakiri

6 6

1 1 2 4 7 9 9

10 Charm Stone

Jason Warren 5 Grand Pierro Symon Wilde 9 The Garden 7 Street Delight 3 Sirileo Miss

7 Visinari 6 Odeum

17 Hezashocka 4 Artzino 11 Cadazio

2 3 4 6

Kris Lees 14 Luncies Richard Litt 4 Profondo Peter G Moody 3 Do It La 2 Brereton

Peter & Paul Snowden 10 Tajneed

3 4

12 Aurora’s Symphony

4 Tycoon Evie

Simon Zahra 3 Krakarib

Richard & Chantelle Jolly 5 Kemalpasa Richard & Will Freedman 15 Pavitra Robbie Griffiths & Mathew de Kock 8 Typhoon Titmus

3 5 9 2 6 7 7 8 5 7 9 9

3 Red Sun Sensation Michael Moroney 5 Poland 13 The Good Fight

3 9

8 Dream Hour

7 Milford 9 Chapada

Tony & Calvin McEvoy 4 Mount Olympus 8 Winning Partner 2 Silent Sovereign

6 Roch ‘N’ Horse Annabel Neasham 1 Swiss Exile 3 Numerian

1 2

4 Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young 11 Starianne 3 13 Foxy Cleopatra 3 10 Roznamla 9 12 Berardino 9 Grahame Begg 8 Lunar Flare 6 Andrew Bobbin 6 Sandual 1 5 Anphina 3 Daniel Bowman 13 Fortunate Kiss 4

7 Makalu

13 Bring The Boom

Shane Nichols 12 Sunzou

JOCKEYS BY RIDES

# Horse

Race

# Horse

Race

# Horse

Race

Jye McNeil 11 Kata Kapi

Undeclared 11 Starianne 15 Pavitra John Allen 6 Sandual 6 Vagrant

Blake Shinn 9 Aditi

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3 9

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6 Viral

13 Foxy Cleopatra 7 She’s All Class 6 Spacewalk

8 Typhoon Titmus 4 Tycoon Evie 1 Swiss Exile 7 Midnight Blue 8 Inspirational Girl

1 3 4 7 8 9

16 Surefire 2 Baller 2 Major Beel

2 Silent Sovereign 3 Numerian 12 It’sourtime 13 Bring The Boom Declan Bates 14 Team Captain Ethan Brown 8 Acappella Moon 6 Smokin’ Romans 4 Sirius Suspect Matthew Cartwright 5 Grand Pierro 12 Sunzou 3 Serpentine Jordan Childs 9 Celestial Spirit 1 Knights Order Harry Coffey 13 Fortunate Kiss 9 High Emocean Michael Dee 1 Another Nephew 1 Regalo Di Gaetano 7 Street Delight 14 Luncies 13 Crystal Pegasus Dean Holland 4 Mount Olympus 8 Winning Partner 8 Excelida 8 Lunar Flare

11 Wild Planet

Zac Spain 11 Pride Of Jenni 9 Zou Sensation Daniel Stackhouse 3 Riddle Me That 9 Chapada 6 Sir Torobeel Damien Thornton 1 Yearning 10 Megamea 13 The Good Fight Jake Toeroek 5 Kemalpasa Craig Williams 9 The Garden 9 Douceur 3 Giga Kick 14 Whispering Lady 10 Interpretation 3 The Astrologist 14 King’s Crossing 4 Profondo

7 Makalu Linda Meech 5 Anphina Ben Melham 7 Zulfiqar 10 I Am Bene

4 5

2 4 6 7 9

1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9

1 5 6 7 8

12 As Time Goes By 3 Sirileo Miss 15 King Of The Castle

15 Maximal 13 Swats That 12 Berardino

Beau Mertens 11 Mr Exclusive Patrick Moloney 7 Milford 6 Roch ‘N’ Horse

3 7

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

7 8

4 6 7 1 2 3 4 6 7

Daniel Moor 12 Standoff

4 5 6 7 9 2 5 6 1 3 5 9 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3 7 8 5 6 7 8 9

11 General Barca 12 Aurora’s Symphony

17 Hezashocka 10 Roznamla

Dean Yendall 6 San Huberto

Craig Newitt 5 Poland

5 Buenos Noches 11 Francesco Guardi Luke Nolen 2 Beluga Express

1 2

Jamie Kah 10 Charm Stone 7 Visinari 4 Moko 8 Doull 12 Gold Trip 8 Athelric 11 Cadazio Lachlan King 8 Dream Hour Damian Lane 3 Krakarib 2 Character

3 Do It La 2 Brereton

1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9

3 Red Sun Sensation

Damien Oliver 5 Pantelone 2 Sumatra 5 Argentia 7 Stupendo 1 Sheraz 10 Alegron 7 Tycoonist 4 Artzino

4 Daqiansweet Junior

Joshua Parr 10 Tajneed 2 Duais

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 She’s Licketysplit

6 Odeum

1 Private Eye Brett Prebble 4 Cannonball 5 Desert Icon 5 Great House 10 Shaquero 9 Kapakiri

10 Great Barrier Reef 2 Vow And Declare 11 Young Werther

9 Zoutori 1 Mr Maestro

Liam Riordan 4 Holbien

Flemington MULTIPLE BETTING info Daily Double 7 & 9 Quaddie 6,7,8,9

Race 6

2510m

3:45pm

The Lexus Bart Cummings (Of $750,000)

1 72s29 Sheraz (FR) (13) Chris Waller (dw) ....................................... Damien Oliver 58 2 00s53 Vow And Declare (5) Danny O’Brien (wt) . .......................... Damian Lane 58 3 6s0s0 Serpentine (IRE) (4) Robert Hickmott ................................... Ethan Brown 57.5 4 13s07 Daqiansweet Junior (NZ) (10) Phillip Stokes (d) . ................... Jamie Kah 57 5 s5711 Desert Icon (FR) (2) Chris Waller (w) . ............................... Brett Prebble 57 6 s28s6 San Huberto (IRE) (15) Matt Cumani (w) . ........................... Dean Yendall 56.5 7 1s428 Midnight Blue (9) Danny O’Brien .......................................... Jye McNeil 55.5 8 6s466 Lunar Flare (3) Grahame Begg (dwt) . .................................. Michael Dee 54.5 9 5s341 High Emocean (NZ) (14) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (wc) .... Harry Coffey 54 10 44s65 Interpretation (IRE) (8) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (w) .. Craig Williams 54 11 12328 Francesco Guardi (IRE) (6) Chris Waller (w) . .................... Craig Newitt 54 12 17s78 Aurora’s Symphony (11) Symon Wilde (w) . ..................... Daniel Moor 54 13 s0407 The Good Fight (NZ) (1) Michael Moroney (wt) ............. Daniel Stackhouse 54 14 13s06 Team Captain (IRE) (7) Matt Cumani (wt) .............................. Declan Bates 54 15 64s76 King Of The Castle (IRE) (12) Robert Hickmott (dw) . ............. Ben Melham 54

Race 7

2000m

4:25pm

TAB Turnbull Stakes (Of $1,000,000)

1 21s13 Knights Order (IRE) (14) Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott (dw) . Jordan Childs 57.5 2 17s06 Duais (5) Edward Cummings (dwc) . ........................................ Joshua Parr 57 3 211s2 Numerian (IRE) (12) Annabel Neasham (dw) .............................. John Allen 56.5 4 4s347 Profondo (7) Richard Litt (d) .......................................... Craig Williams 56.5 5 240s3 Great House (IRE) (15) Chris Waller (dwt) .......................... Brett Prebble 56 6 9s921 Smokin’ Romans (NZ) (6) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (dw) .. Ethan Brown 55.5 7 311s9 Milford (NZ) (16) Michael Moroney (d) ............................. Patrick Moloney 55.5 8 160s2 Inspirational Girl (NZ) (13) Danny O’Brien (wt) ..................... Jye McNeil 54.5 9 36s84 Chapada (9) Michael Moroney (wt) . .............................. Daniel Stackhouse 54.5 10 14s71 Alegron (2) James Cummings (dwt) .................................... Damien Oliver 54.5 11 528s4 Young Werther (NZ) (1) Danny O’Brien . ............................. Damian Lane 54.5 12 s3s33 Gold Trip (FR) (10) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (w) .................... Jamie Kah 54.5 13 19s90 Crystal Pegasus (GB) (8) Chris Waller (dwtc) ....................... Michael Dee 54.5 14 302s2 Luncies (GB) (3) Kris Lees (dw) ........................................... Harry Coffey 54.5 15 s25s8 Maximal (GB) (4) John O’Shea ............................................... Ben Melham 54.5 16 0s155 Surefire (GB) (11) Chris Waller (dw) . ..................................... Blake Shinn 54.5 17e 13212 Hezashocka (NZ) (17) Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) (wtc) ....... Daniel Moor 54.5

Race 8

1200m

5:05pm

Gilgai Stakes (Of $300,000)

1 5082s Private Eye (7) Joseph Pride (dw) . ...................................... Joshua Parr 60 2 815s1 Baller (12) Tony Gollan (dwc) ............................................... Blake Shinn 59 3 633s6 The Astrologist (6) Leon & Troy Corstens (dwtc) ............. Craig Williams 58.5 4 44311 Sirius Suspect (3) Saab Hasan (dwc) ................................ Ethan Brown 58.5 5 s10s2 Kemalpasa (11) Richard & Chantelle Jolly (dwc) . .................... Jake Toeroek 58 6 10s42 Roch ‘N’ Horse (NZ) (13) Michael Moroney (dwc) ............. Patrick Moloney 58 7 576s9 Tycoonist (10) Chris Waller (dw) ....................................... Damien Oliver 58 8 11s27 Athelric (9) James Cummings (dw) . ......................................... Jamie Kah 58 9 865s0 Zoutori (1) Mathew Ellerton (dwtc) ........................................ Damian Lane 57 10 068s7 Shaquero (4) Chris Waller (d) .......................................... Brett Prebble 57 11 8600s Wild Planet (2) Michael, Wayne & John Hawkes (dwt) ................. Jye McNeil 57 12 482s2 It’sourtime (8) Danny O’Brien (dwt) ...................................... John Allen 57 13 455s3 Swats That (5) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (dw) . .................. Ben Melham 55

Race 9

1800m

5:40pm

ABC Bullion Super Impose Stakes (Of $175,000)

1 3s541 Mr Maestro (NZ) (6) Andrew Forsman (wc) ........................... Damian Lane 57 2 31323 Major Beel (NZ) (5) Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott (w) ................ Blake Shinn 57 3 3s13 Red Sun Sensation (7) Peter G Moody (w) ........................... Luke Nolen 57 4 21 Artzino (NZ) (11) Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) (w) ............... Damien Oliver 57 5 5s941 Grand Pierro (4) Jason Warren ........................ Matthew Cartwright (a) 57 6 5841 Sir Torobeel (9) Liam Howley (w) ............................. Daniel Stackhouse 57 7 6s41 Makalu (1) Annabel Neasham (w) ............................................. Jye McNeil 57 8 3s1 Dream Hour (8) Robbie Griffiths & Mathew de Kock . ............... Lachlan King 57 9 822 Kapakiri (2) Chris Waller .................................................. Brett Prebble 57 10 15s6 Roznamla (NZ) (3) Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young ..................... Daniel Moor 57 11 10 Cadazio (NZ) (13) Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) (w) ..................... Jamie Kah 57 12 235 Berardino (15) Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young . ........................ Ben Melham 57 13 41 Bring The Boom (NZ) (14) Annabel Neasham (w) . .................... John Allen 57 14 2s8 King’s Crossing (NZ) (10) Danny O’Brien ........................ Craig Williams 57 15 5511 Pavitra (12) Richard & Will Freedman (w) .................................................. 55

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2022 Stallion Roster

KELVINSIDE, NSW

NORTHWOOD PARK, VIC

EXCEED AND EXCEL Danehill - Patrona (Lomond)

BLUE POINT Shamardal - Scarlett Rose (Royal Applause) BRAZEN BEAU I Am Invincible - Sansadee (Snaadee)

$132,000

$44,000

STREET BOSS Street Cry - Blushing Ogygian (Ogygian) BIVOUAC Exceed And Excel - Dazzler (More Than Ready) LONHRO Octagonal - Shadea (Straight Strike) NEW PALACE PIER Kingman - Beach Frolic (Nayef) NEW PINATUBO Shamardal - Lava Flow (Dalakhani) TOO DARN HOT Dubawi - Dar Re Mi (Singspiel) MICROPHONE Exceed And Excel - Sung (Anabaa) NEW VICTOR LUDORUM Shamardal - Antiquities (Kaldounevees)

$77,000

$44,000

FROSTED Tapit - Fast Cookie (Deputy Minister)

$66,000

$38,500

GHAIYYATH Dubawi - Nightime (Galileo)

$55,000

$27,500

EARTHLIGHT Shamardal - Winters Moon (New Approach) IMPENDING Lonhro - Mnemosyne (Encosta De Lago)

$55,000

$22,000

$55,000

$22,000

KERMADEC Teofilo - Hy Fuji (Fuji Kiseki)

$44,000

$16,500

$33,000

$24,750

HARRY ANGEL Dark Angel - Beatrix Potter (Cadeaux Genereux) $16,500 ASTERN Medaglia d’Oro - Essaouira (Exceed And Excel) $11,000

Fees including GST

12:40pm

Darley Maribyrnong Trial Stakes

START

(Listed) 1000m

Of $175,000 and trophies of $1,000. 1st $105,000 and trophies of $1,000, 2nd $31,500, 3rd $15,750, 4th $7,875, 5th $4,375, 6th $3,500, 7th $3,500, 8th $3,500. Prizemoney contribution totaling 3% will be directed to jockey and equine welfare prior to distribution. This race carries a SUPER VOBIS Nominators Bonus of $10,000 for qualified horses. For

Two-Years-Old. Set Weights. No allowances for apprentices. Track Record: 0-55.42E Black Caviar (16/02/2013) [Good3] Class Record: 0-56.48E I Got Chills (01/10/2005) [Good3]

TAB Assessed Odds

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Another Nephew (5) Patrick Payne . ....................................... Michael Dee 58 $11 Beluga Express (11) Ben & JD Hayes ....................................... Luke Nolen 58 $5 Krakarib (2) Simon Zahra ........................................................ Damian Lane 58 $26 Mount Olympus (3) Tony & Calvin McEvoy . .......................... Dean Holland Pantelone (1) James Cummings ........................................... Damien Oliver 58 $12 Sandual (4) Andrew Bobbin . ...................................................... John Allen 58 $34 Zulfiqar (10) James Cummings . .............................................. Ben Melham 58 $19 58 $7.50

Acappella Moon (9) Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) .............. Ethan Brown Aditi (6) Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott ......................................... Blake Shinn

56 $7.50 56 $4.20

10 11

Charm Stone (8) Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) . ......................... Jamie Kah 56 $4 Kata Kapi (7) Clarry Conners ....................................................... Jye McNeil 56 $61

FORM SUMMARY MOUNT OLYMPUS has won both public outings, the stable have a terriffic record when producing their 2yos. BELUGA EXPRESS missed the kick before steaming home for second in a recent jump out. $1,550,000 yearling CHARM STONE is the full sister to quailty sprinter Najmaty.

(5) 58kg

1 Another Nephew

Patrick Payne (Plumpton) Michael Dee 2yo b c 25/08/20 Sizzling-Husson’s Kiss (Husson (ARG) ) Breeder Mr J O’Neill Owners J V O’Neill, Power Thoroughbreds (Mgr: W Power), Mrs L C Wright, D E Hawkins, M J Curtain, K C Jones, Mrs L E Jones, M Brunato, G Atkins, N D Rance, C Durie & J Kyzintas Royal Blue, White Star, Red

Cap First Start

Not offered sales. Sire, a son of Australian Champion stallion Snitzel, won 7 races including BRC T J Smith Stakes G1. Dam a winner over 1350m. Loomed as a threat when second 0.2L at Benalla 2Y-Trl 26/9 over 1000m Heavy 10. 2 Beluga Express (11) 58kg Ben & JD Hayes (Flemington) Luke Nolen 2yo b or br c 03/09/20 Russian Revolution-Kasuga (CAN) (Temple City (USA) ) Breeder Glenlogan Park Pty Ltd Owners T Poli, I M P Parker, G W Bosse, M G Woodards, K S H Chan, R M & Mrs S D Jarvis, M N P Racing Syndicate (Mgr: P J Cooper), R M North & A V Snelson Black And Pink Spots, Pink Cap First Start $180,000 purchase. Sire won two Group 1s over 1100m - The 2017 Galaxy and 2018 Oakleigh Plate. Dam stakes placed in North America. Runner-up in both Flemington jump outs. 3 Krakarib (2) 58kg Simon Zahra (Flemington) Damian Lane 2yo b c 12/08/20 Ribchester (IRE) -Skagerrak (Dawn Approach (IRE) ) Breeder Spendthrift Australia Pty Ltd Owners Donald’s Racing (T Hughes), M Holme, J Bottomley, M Reed, J W Hughes, J Ballard, S Bartels, M Batterham, M Ey, S Horgan, D Gillies, D Harrigan, Mrs D Kruger, J Marshall, B Spicer, Mrs C Thom, M Trussell, B Wheatley, Donalds Racing Ribchester 1 (T Hughes) & Donalds Racing Ribchester 2 (A Vinar) Black, White Horsehead, Banner And Stars, White And Black Halved Sleeves, Yellow Cap, Black Stars First Start Not offered sales. Sire was two-time European Champion Miler which included four wins at Group 1 level. Dam a winner from only three race starts. Forth but not far off them in recent Flemington jump out. 4 Mount Olympus (3) 58kg Tony & Calvin McEvoy (Ballarat) Dean Holland 2yo br c 24/08/20 Invader-Euryale (Lonhro) Breeder Aquis Farm Owners Mrs I E Mitchell, Mrs L Huddy, Miss A S Mitchell, Ms V E Sills, Mrs S Potter, Mrs K J Briggs, Mrs D M Grimley & North Rhine Racing (Mgr: Ms K A Gerhardy) White, Royal Blue Sides, White, Orange and Royal $150,000 yearling purchase. Sire the highest rated 2yo by Snitzel (Timeform) whose first crop of yearlings have sold up to $550,000. Dam a stakes winning 2 year-old. Laid in but still too good winning Flemington jump out 22/9. 5 Pantelone (1) 58kg James Cummings (Flemington) Damien Oliver 2yo b c 28/10/20 Street Boss (USA) -Colombina (Lonhro) Breeder Godolphin Australia Owners Godolphin Royal Blue First Start Not offered sales. Sire some top classgallopers headlined by multiple Group 1 winning star Anamoe. Dam a dual city winner over 1100m. Sat handy, never asked too much, nice second Flemington jump out 22/9. 6 Sandual (4) 58kg Andrew Bobbin (Stawell) John Allen 2yo br or bl c 15/08/20 Santos-Dualist (Choisir) Breeder Aquis Farm Owners Grampians Racing, Domrohie Pastures, K Tate, R L Cox, W P Grahame, S Chapman, D Holmes, N Clarke, T Winn, Mrs D J Shea, D Foxwell, Ms K Neville, Ms M J Stewart, J Riddle, Steelies Racing & Born To Run Aqua, White Grampians Racing Logo And Cap First Start $45,000 yearling purchase. Sire a juvenile stakes winning son of I Am Invincible. Dam an unraced half sister to triple G1 runner-up Fundamentalist. Close-up second in recent Flemington jump out. Blue Hooped Sleeves, Orange Cap First Start

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